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Rep. Blake Moore says mandatory spending has grown from a quarter of the federal budget fifty years ago to more than three-quarters today, and argues the deficit is crowding out investment in competitiveness.
Compass Datacenters CEO Chris Crosby says the massive Red Oak, Texas campus is proof that the data center explosion is creating a wave of electricians, welders and carpenters — not just software engineers.
President Trump urges the nation to support the SAVE AMERICA ACT, underlining its importance in preserving election integrity.
The Department of Justice increases efforts to ensure voter integrity and enforce immigration laws under President Trump's leadership.
Reports circulating on social media claim Turkey and Pakistan have agreed to deploy military forces to Saudi Arabia under the Mecca defense pact following Houthi attacks, though the deployment has not been independently confirmed.
President Trump tells supporters they can vote by mail even as he insists the method is riddled with cheating, prompting heated exchange with reporter and a wave of criticism from Democrats and media figures.
A new House Republican bill would protect Medicaid whistleblowers from retaliation, following allegations that Minnesota workers were fired and surveilled for flagging fraud.
Nebraska supporters express strong appreciation for President Trump's leadership.
President Trump focusses on a rigorous campaign schedule, expresses oil refinery concerns, and questions election integrity.
Iran's internal stability questioned as top security official voices concerns over the worsening economic crisis.
The Trump Administration focuses on strengthening energy reserves and boosting nuclear energy projects.
A new report from the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group reveals that Merrick Garland's October 2021 school board memo triggered an internal revolt at DOJ, with one official dubbing it the 'Anti-MAGA Task Force' — and now the department is dismantling the program and apologizing to targeted parents.
